Donate to Our Community Barn

    Help us build a Community Barn

    Cultivating Hope Farms is looking to grow our facilities! We are hoping to raise $500,000 to complete a community barn at our location.

    The Cultivating Hope Community Barn barn will give our special farmhands a lifetime of experiences with the completion of:

    • 3 classrooms
    • 1 multipurpose room to engage in community based activities
    • 2 ADA compliant handicap assessable restrooms with an adult changing table
    • Heated barn space for winter farm chore work

    Not only will this building change the lives of our special farm hands with autism and intellectual delay along with their families, but will also positively impact the local community, economy, and leave a lasting legacy for years to come.

    Currently, all programming is limited by weather as there is no indoor space.  

    This barn will allow not only program growth but increase the ability to serve more families. from surrounding areas.

    Goal of $500,000

    Sponsorship Levels

    Any donation will help us reach our goal.

    Legacy – $100,000+

    Gold – $75,000+

    Silver – $50,000+

    Bronze –  $25,000+

    Barn Raiser – $10,000+

    Barn Hand – $2500+

    Barn Supporter – $1,000+

    Barn Helper – $1-1,000

    Sponsorship & Naming Opportunities Available

    All donations over $2,500 will be permanently recognized on the Legacy Wall located in the barn’s multipurpose room.

    Donate Online

    Pay with PayPal or a debit/credit card

    Donate By Mail

    Mail check to Ames Bankers Trust

    Bankers Trust
    c/o Cultivating Hope Farms – Barn Campaign
    3725 Stange Road
    Ames, IA 50010

    Donate via Venmo

    Username @cultivatinghopefarms

    All gifts to Cultivating Hope Farm are tax deductible

    (Tax ID #84-3115767) and contribute to the thriving vision of the organization and people with autism and special needs

    Thank you to Our Current Sponsors

    FARM’S PARTNERS & ENDORSED

    Departments of Kinesiology, Business, and Design

    Concept endorsed by Dr. Temple Grandin

    A world-renowned spokesperson for autism and humane livestock handling, she is currently professor of Animal Science at Colorado State University

    Endorsed by CHF’s American Ninja Warrior-Blue Jean Ninja

    Questions?

     

    Sasha Aarsen

    (319)290-3160

    sncvb@yahoo.com

    Gina Perkins

    (515)210-5407

    ginaperkins1641@gmail.com